Problems with Win XP Remote Desktop Connection on a Workgroup

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Ryan

We have 3 PC's at work running Win XP in a workgroup. The problem is when
all 3 PC's are left running Remote Connections over the web default to only
one PC which has all our user accounts on for sharing in the workgroup. I
have set all the listening ports different for each PC for example 100, 101,
and 102. I have opened ports 3389 and the listening ports on each PC's
Firewall! We connect to the net via a Dynamode R-ADSL-C4 Router! I've also
directed Public Port & Private Port 3389 and the listening ports to each PC'
s static IP address in the Virtual server on the router!

I've tried the remote console and tsweb to connect but it still defaults to
the same PC. When I use (http://ip address:listening port/tsweb) each
listening ports opens the connection page any other port number doesn't, so
the router must be working correctly! I have a funny feeling it may be
something to do with my settings for the router forwarding!



Hope somebody can help



Thanks in advance
 
Dear Lanwench

I'm composing this mail remotely from home on my works PC using the Remote
Desktop Console!!! Cooool!!!

The only problem now is with the web based version (tsweb)!!! It seems you
cant specify the remote port, I've configured the router to redirect port
number 3390 to 3389 on IP address 10.0.0.3

So when I type http://52.10.194.206:19673/tsweb/Default.htm the default web
connection page appears but you cant then enter a port number! If I type
http://52.10.194.206:3389/tsweb/Default nothing happens because it cant find
the tsweb page!

Hope you can help me some more

Thanks again ;-)


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
Glad it worked!
Top Man

Now seems to be working fine :-)

Cheers

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
See if this helps:

http://members.cox.net/ajarvi/RemoteDesktop/Multiple_PC_RD.html

Ryan wrote:
We have 3 PC's at work running Win XP in a workgroup. The problem
is when all 3 PC's are left running Remote Connections over the web
default to only one PC which has all our user accounts on for
sharing in the workgroup. I have set all the listening ports
different for each PC for example 100, 101, and 102. I have opened
ports 3389 and the listening ports on each PC's Firewall! We
connect to the net via a Dynamode R-ADSL-C4 Router! I've also
directed Public Port & Private Port 3389 and the listening ports to
each PC' s static IP address in the Virtual server on the router!

I've tried the remote console and tsweb to connect but it still
defaults to the same PC. When I use (http://ip address:listening
port/tsweb) each listening ports opens the connection page any other
port number doesn't, so the router must be working correctly! I
have a funny feeling it may be something to do with my settings for
the router forwarding!



Hope somebody can help



Thanks in advance
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Ryan said:
Dear Lanwench

I'm composing this mail remotely from home on my works PC using the
Remote Desktop Console!!! Cooool!!!

The only problem now is with the web based version (tsweb)!!! It
seems you cant specify the remote port, I've configured the router to
redirect port number 3390 to 3389 on IP address 10.0.0.3

So when I type http://52.10.194.206:19673/tsweb/Default.htm the
default web connection page appears but you cant then enter a port
number! If I type http://52.10.194.206:3389/tsweb/Default nothing
happens because it cant find the tsweb page!
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Hmmm - not sure; I rarely use TSWeb (esp. for workstations) as I find the RD
client so much nicer & full-featured. Perhaps someone else will post?
Hope you can help me some more

Thanks again ;-)


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
Glad it worked!
Top Man

Now seems to be working fine :-)

Cheers

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message See if this helps:

http://members.cox.net/ajarvi/RemoteDesktop/Multiple_PC_RD.html

Ryan wrote:
We have 3 PC's at work running Win XP in a workgroup. The problem
is when all 3 PC's are left running Remote Connections over the
web default to only one PC which has all our user accounts on for
sharing in the workgroup. I have set all the listening ports
different for each PC for example 100, 101, and 102. I have opened
ports 3389 and the listening ports on each PC's Firewall! We
connect to the net via a Dynamode R-ADSL-C4 Router! I've also
directed Public Port & Private Port 3389 and the listening ports
to each PC' s static IP address in the Virtual server on the
router!

I've tried the remote console and tsweb to connect but it still
defaults to the same PC. When I use (http://ip address:listening
port/tsweb) each listening ports opens the connection page any
other port number doesn't, so the router must be working
correctly! I have a funny feeling it may be something to do with
my settings for the router forwarding!



Hope somebody can help



Thanks in advance
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You need to modify the HTML in the web page to specify the altered port.

There's a wealth of information available here:

http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home

So--where's what we need?

Here we go:

http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home/TerminalServices/WebClient#h4

Ryan said:
Dear Lanwench

I'm composing this mail remotely from home on my works PC using the Remote
Desktop Console!!! Cooool!!!

The only problem now is with the web based version (tsweb)!!! It seems
you
cant specify the remote port, I've configured the router to redirect port
number 3390 to 3389 on IP address 10.0.0.3

So when I type http://52.10.194.206:19673/tsweb/Default.htm the default
web
connection page appears but you cant then enter a port number! If I type
http://52.10.194.206:3389/tsweb/Default nothing happens because it cant
find
the tsweb page!

Hope you can help me some more

Thanks again ;-)


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message
Glad it worked!
Top Man

Now seems to be working fine :-)

Cheers

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message See if this helps:

http://members.cox.net/ajarvi/RemoteDesktop/Multiple_PC_RD.html

Ryan wrote:
We have 3 PC's at work running Win XP in a workgroup. The problem
is when all 3 PC's are left running Remote Connections over the web
default to only one PC which has all our user accounts on for
sharing in the workgroup. I have set all the listening ports
different for each PC for example 100, 101, and 102. I have opened
ports 3389 and the listening ports on each PC's Firewall! We
connect to the net via a Dynamode R-ADSL-C4 Router! I've also
directed Public Port & Private Port 3389 and the listening ports to
each PC' s static IP address in the Virtual server on the router!

I've tried the remote console and tsweb to connect but it still
defaults to the same PC. When I use (http://ip address:listening
port/tsweb) each listening ports opens the connection page any other
port number doesn't, so the router must be working correctly! I
have a funny feeling it may be something to do with my settings for
the router forwarding!



Hope somebody can help



Thanks in advance
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Thanks Bill

You don't know where the below code should be added, do you? I've tried it
everywhere in the default.htm file but it returns errors!!!

MsRdpClient.AdvancedSettings2.RDPPort = 3389

Thanks in advance

Ryan



Bill Sanderson said:
You need to modify the HTML in the web page to specify the altered port.

There's a wealth of information available here:

http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home

So--where's what we need?

Here we go:

http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home/TerminalServices/WebClient#h4

Ryan said:
Dear Lanwench

I'm composing this mail remotely from home on my works PC using the Remote
Desktop Console!!! Cooool!!!

The only problem now is with the web based version (tsweb)!!! It seems
you
cant specify the remote port, I've configured the router to redirect port
number 3390 to 3389 on IP address 10.0.0.3

So when I type http://52.10.194.206:19673/tsweb/Default.htm the default
web
connection page appears but you cant then enter a port number! If I type
http://52.10.194.206:3389/tsweb/Default nothing happens because it cant
find
the tsweb page!

Hope you can help me some more

Thanks again ;-)


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message
Glad it worked!

Ryan wrote:
Top Man

Now seems to be working fine :-)

Cheers

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message See if this helps:

http://members.cox.net/ajarvi/RemoteDesktop/Multiple_PC_RD.html

Ryan wrote:
We have 3 PC's at work running Win XP in a workgroup. The problem
is when all 3 PC's are left running Remote Connections over the web
default to only one PC which has all our user accounts on for
sharing in the workgroup. I have set all the listening ports
different for each PC for example 100, 101, and 102. I have opened
ports 3389 and the listening ports on each PC's Firewall! We
connect to the net via a Dynamode R-ADSL-C4 Router! I've also
directed Public Port & Private Port 3389 and the listening ports to
each PC' s static IP address in the Virtual server on the router!

I've tried the remote console and tsweb to connect but it still
defaults to the same PC. When I use (http://ip address:listening
port/tsweb) each listening ports opens the connection page any other
port number doesn't, so the router must be working correctly! I
have a funny feeling it may be something to do with my settings for
the router forwarding!



Hope somebody can help



Thanks in advance
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I've never needed to use this code, I'm afraid.

You need to modify the 3389 for your actual chosen port, of course.

I'm looking, but I don't seem to have IIS running on this machine at the
moment, and I can't look at the file. As I recall there is a set of
parameters--including those which determine whether printers or drives are
redirected. Amongst those is what I'd think.

Ryan said:
Thanks Bill

You don't know where the below code should be added, do you? I've tried
it
everywhere in the default.htm file but it returns errors!!!

MsRdpClient.AdvancedSettings2.RDPPort = 3389

Thanks in advance

Ryan



Bill Sanderson said:
You need to modify the HTML in the web page to specify the altered port.

There's a wealth of information available here:

http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home

So--where's what we need?

Here we go:

http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home/TerminalServices/WebClient#h4

Ryan said:
Dear Lanwench

I'm composing this mail remotely from home on my works PC using the Remote
Desktop Console!!! Cooool!!!

The only problem now is with the web based version (tsweb)!!! It seems
you
cant specify the remote port, I've configured the router to redirect port
number 3390 to 3389 on IP address 10.0.0.3

So when I type http://52.10.194.206:19673/tsweb/Default.htm the default
web
connection page appears but you cant then enter a port number! If I
type
http://52.10.194.206:3389/tsweb/Default nothing happens because it cant
find
the tsweb page!

Hope you can help me some more

Thanks again ;-)


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message
Glad it worked!

Ryan wrote:
Top Man

Now seems to be working fine :-)

Cheers

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message See if this helps:

http://members.cox.net/ajarvi/RemoteDesktop/Multiple_PC_RD.html

Ryan wrote:
We have 3 PC's at work running Win XP in a workgroup. The problem
is when all 3 PC's are left running Remote Connections over the
web
default to only one PC which has all our user accounts on for
sharing in the workgroup. I have set all the listening ports
different for each PC for example 100, 101, and 102. I have opened
ports 3389 and the listening ports on each PC's Firewall! We
connect to the net via a Dynamode R-ADSL-C4 Router! I've also
directed Public Port & Private Port 3389 and the listening ports
to
each PC' s static IP address in the Virtual server on the router!

I've tried the remote console and tsweb to connect but it still
defaults to the same PC. When I use (http://ip address:listening
port/tsweb) each listening ports opens the connection page any other
port number doesn't, so the router must be working correctly! I
have a funny feeling it may be something to do with my settings
for
the router forwarding!



Hope somebody can help



Thanks in advance
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Thanks Bill

Your a top Man :-)

It seems to be working, I'll try it properly 2night!!

Cheers


Bill Sanderson said:
I've never needed to use this code, I'm afraid.

You need to modify the 3389 for your actual chosen port, of course.

I'm looking, but I don't seem to have IIS running on this machine at the
moment, and I can't look at the file. As I recall there is a set of
parameters--including those which determine whether printers or drives are
redirected. Amongst those is what I'd think.

Ryan said:
Thanks Bill

You don't know where the below code should be added, do you? I've tried
it
everywhere in the default.htm file but it returns errors!!!

MsRdpClient.AdvancedSettings2.RDPPort = 3389

Thanks in advance

Ryan



Bill Sanderson said:
You need to modify the HTML in the web page to specify the altered port.

There's a wealth of information available here:

http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home

So--where's what we need?

Here we go:
Click to expand...
http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home/TerminalServices/WebClient#h4
Dear Lanwench

I'm composing this mail remotely from home on my works PC using the Remote
Desktop Console!!! Cooool!!!

The only problem now is with the web based version (tsweb)!!! It seems
you
cant specify the remote port, I've configured the router to redirect port
number 3390 to 3389 on IP address 10.0.0.3

So when I type http://52.10.194.206:19673/tsweb/Default.htm the default
web
connection page appears but you cant then enter a port number! If I
type
http://52.10.194.206:3389/tsweb/Default nothing happens because it cant
find
the tsweb page!

Hope you can help me some more

Thanks again ;-)


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message
Glad it worked!

Ryan wrote:
Top Man

Now seems to be working fine :-)

Cheers

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message See if this helps:

http://members.cox.net/ajarvi/RemoteDesktop/Multiple_PC_RD.html

Ryan wrote:
We have 3 PC's at work running Win XP in a workgroup. The problem
is when all 3 PC's are left running Remote Connections over the
web
default to only one PC which has all our user accounts on for
sharing in the workgroup. I have set all the listening ports
different for each PC for example 100, 101, and 102. I have opened
ports 3389 and the listening ports on each PC's Firewall! We
connect to the net via a Dynamode R-ADSL-C4 Router! I've also
directed Public Port & Private Port 3389 and the listening ports
to
each PC' s static IP address in the Virtual server on the router!

I've tried the remote console and tsweb to connect but it still
defaults to the same PC. When I use (http://ip address:listening
port/tsweb) each listening ports opens the connection page any other
port number doesn't, so the router must be working correctly! I
have a funny feeling it may be something to do with my settings
for
the router forwarding!



Hope somebody can help



Thanks in advance
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You need to put in the file where you see the other MsRDPClient
options...

Jeffrey Randow (Windows Networking & Smart Display MVP)
(e-mail address removed)

Please post all responses to the newsgroups for the benefit
of all USENET users. Messages sent via email may or may not
be answered depending on time availability....

Remote Networking Technology Support Site -
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Thanks Bill

You don't know where the below code should be added, do you? I've tried it
everywhere in the default.htm file but it returns errors!!!

MsRdpClient.AdvancedSettings2.RDPPort = 3389

Thanks in advance

Ryan



Bill Sanderson said:
You need to modify the HTML in the web page to specify the altered port.

There's a wealth of information available here:

http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home

So--where's what we need?

Here we go:

http://remotenetworktechnology.com/ow.asp?Remote_Network_Home/TerminalServices/WebClient#h4

Ryan said:
Dear Lanwench

I'm composing this mail remotely from home on my works PC using the Remote
Desktop Console!!! Cooool!!!

The only problem now is with the web based version (tsweb)!!! It seems
you
cant specify the remote port, I've configured the router to redirect port
number 3390 to 3389 on IP address 10.0.0.3

So when I type http://52.10.194.206:19673/tsweb/Default.htm the default
web
connection page appears but you cant then enter a port number! If I type
http://52.10.194.206:3389/tsweb/Default nothing happens because it cant
find
the tsweb page!

Hope you can help me some more

Thanks again ;-)


"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message
Glad it worked!

Ryan wrote:
Top Man

Now seems to be working fine :-)

Cheers

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
message See if this helps:

http://members.cox.net/ajarvi/RemoteDesktop/Multiple_PC_RD.html

Ryan wrote:
We have 3 PC's at work running Win XP in a workgroup. The problem
is when all 3 PC's are left running Remote Connections over the web
default to only one PC which has all our user accounts on for
sharing in the workgroup. I have set all the listening ports
different for each PC for example 100, 101, and 102. I have opened
ports 3389 and the listening ports on each PC's Firewall! We
connect to the net via a Dynamode R-ADSL-C4 Router! I've also
directed Public Port & Private Port 3389 and the listening ports to
each PC' s static IP address in the Virtual server on the router!

I've tried the remote console and tsweb to connect but it still
defaults to the same PC. When I use (http://ip address:listening
port/tsweb) each listening ports opens the connection page any other
port number doesn't, so the router must be working correctly! I
have a funny feeling it may be something to do with my settings for
the router forwarding!



Hope somebody can help



Thanks in advance
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